LORD BYRON and his TIMES
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| NAME AUTHORITIES: LOC: Colton, C. C. (Charles Caleb), 1780?-1832 DNB: Colton, (Charles) Caleb (bap. 1777, d. 1832), writer and Church of England clergyman LBT ID: ChColto1832 VIAF ID: 15133868 LOC ID: n50031698 | B/BAP: 1777-12-11 DIED: 1832-04-28 |
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Clergyman, poet, wine-merchant, and adventurer who died a suicide in France. He published
Remarks Critical and Moral on the Talents of Lord Byron
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REFERENCES TO WORKS BY Charles Caleb Colton:
Gray's Elegy: translated into Latin Ovidian Verse. Found 1.
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Hypocrisy: a Satire, in Three Books. Book the First. Found 3.
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Lines on the Conflagration of Moscow. Found 1.
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Lacon, or, Many Things in a Few Words: addressed to those who think. Found 5.
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Remarks, Critical and Moral, on the Talents of Lord Byron, and the Tendencies
of Don Juan. Found 1.
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Sampford ghost; a plain and authentic Narrative of those extraordinary
Occurrences, hitherto unaccounted for, which have lately taken place at the House of Mr.
Chave, in the Village of Sampford Peverell, in the County of Devon. Found 2.
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